by Angela Errett | Have you ever heard of the Paschal lamb? In the Jewish religion, the Paschal lamb, also called the Passover lamb, is ritually sacrificed in observance of Jewish law on the evening of the Passover. The Jews were instructed by God to sacrifice an unblemished lamb and place its blood on the doorposts so the striking of the Lord would “passover”…
by Angela Errett | We explore, are we living in the “Days of Noah” and experiencing the new Tower of Babel? The word Babel usually invokes two events from the ancient past recorded in the Bible; the confusion of the language of Man and the destruction of the tower they tried to build in the city known as Babylon.
by Al Tucker | Lessons to Walk Worthy: My testimony will focus on lessons I have learned during my walk with God this time and for the foreseeable future. 1 Thessalonians 2:12 is my guiding scripture for 2022. My walk with God is my passion, my life, the thing that consumes my thoughts. It is not so I can feel special, feel content, or sit back and bask in His peace…
by Bob Jacobus | Psalms are beautiful, artistic expressions of faith and hope. Psalm 23 is especially practical. The thing is, how does one translate the abstract beauty of these divine words into applied utility? First of all, one needs to understand a psalm before trying to appropriate the power it contains. Secondly, the psalm must be fully embraced as truth and a gateway to hope. Finally, the psalm needs to be internalized and adopted as part of one’s nature. The treasure of harmony and utility comes towards the end of this essay. Psalm 23 is particularly important because it covers the…
